8085 is how many bit microprocessor?
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Answer / mahbub alam
8085 is 8-bit microprocessor and it is 8-bit because it has
an 8-bit ALU.
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Answer / ashis
it is 8 bit microprocessor,it is developed by intel,8085
means 5 indicates +5 volt dc supply ,8 indicates 8 bit
microprocessor,80 indicates it is developed in the yr 1974
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8085 is an 8-bit microprocessor. It has only 8 (data bus)
paralell wires each one carry one bit and it can be
transmit or receive data as 8 bit.
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Answer / giya.salam
8085 is an 8 bit microprocessor b'coz it can access 8 bit at
a
time
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Answer / kaustubh kulkarni
after combing 2 register it may convert in to 16 bit
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its 8-bits.
bcz 8085 has 8-bit internal data bus,so it can perform only
8-bit operation at a time. . .
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